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Jolina Magdangal shares throwback pics with Miguel Tanfelix, Bea Binene, other ‘StarStruck Kids’ alums
Following the reunion of the “StarStruck Kids” graduates, Jolina Magdangal took a trip down memory lane with them.
On Instagram, Jolina shared some old photos of her from twenty years ago with the adorable little kids of the reality talent competition show, including Miguel Tanfelix, Bea Binene, and more.
“Nakita ko 'yung post ni [Miguel Tanfelix] ng reunion ng batch niya. Ito lang 'yung napost ko pero madami akong pictures nila kasi ‘yun ang unang 'Starstruck' na ako nag host, ‘yung 'Starstruck Kids,'" Jolina began.
In the first photo, Jolina can be seen posing with Miguel and Ella Guevara. Jolina also shared a group photo of her with the young girls of "StarStruck Kids," which included Bea, who can be seen sitting right next to her.
Jolina recalled how she would cry whenever someone gets eliminated because she has come to love the kids as if they were her own.
“After ng buong show, wala na akong naging balita sa mga hindi nagtuloy ng showbiz. Kaya tuwang tuwa ako nung makita ko ulit sila kahit sa pictures lang,” she continued. “Talagang ang bilis ng panahon, akalin mo nga naman... 20 years ago na 'yun. Dream, Believe, Survive!” she said.
In the comment section, Miguel and Bea expressed their love for their Ate Jolens, who served as the host of the competition.
Miguel simply wrote three heart-eyes emojis, while Bea said “Awwwww Ate Jolens,” accompanied by white heart emojis.
Miguel, together with his fellow “StarStruck Kids” batchmates JM Reyes, Paul Salas, Kurt Perez, Gabriel Roxas, and Sandy Talag, recently met up for a mini-reunion.
In 2018, they also had a bonding moment together and went out for dinner somewhere in Ayala Vertis North in Quezon City.
“StarStruck Kids” aired on GMA Network in 2004, with Kurt being hailed as the Ultimate Male Survivor. Miguel was named the First Prince, while Ella was named First Princess.
Miguel currently stars in the second season of “Running Man Philippines,” which airs weekends at 7:15 p.m.
He also recently played Steve Armstrong in "Voltes V: Legacy,” which is being replayed on GMA Afternoon Prime.
— Jade Veronique Yap/CDC, GMA Integrated News
